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@ericwilson @Cernovich Timeless.

St John Chrysostom’s Easter Homily, an ancient, traditional text from a Doctor of the Church appears to trigger Google Gemini’s content filters for “hate speech” due to his rhetorical style and some other writings deemed “objectionable.”

“This fact that the subject itself is to become a child of God involves the truth that reconciliation has actually been completely accomplished in the Divine Idea and that it has accordingly appeared in time, that the truth has become a matter of certainty to men. It is just this fact of certainty which is the manifestation, the Idea, in the manifested form in which it comes to consciousness… Faith is the truth, the presupposition that reconciliation is essentially and absolutely accomplished and is certain… Only by means of belief that reconciliation has been essentially and absolutely accomplished and is certain is the subject capable of placing itself in unity... This mediation is absolutely necessary.” - Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Lectures on the Philosophy of Religion, 1829, III, I22

“At least there is generally tolerable agreement about what an University is not. It is not a place of professional education… Their object is not to make skilful lawyers, or physicians or engineers, but capable and cultivated human beings.” John Stuart Mill, 1867

The land of Bach, Beethoven, Handel and Hans Zimmer is being enriched by renouncing its haram music education.

@dom_lucre You think you hate them enough. You do not.

🔥🚨BREAKING: CBS is being called to lose their license by voters after they got caught editing DHS Secretary Kristi Noem response: Edited out "He was a known human smuggler MS-13 gang member, who was a wife beater and solicited nu*de photos from minors”

@turtology Yes. Getting ready myself.

Supplies have been procured for the Easter feast!

Get b__t

WHY WE NEED RELIGION, by Iain McGilchrist (@dr_mcgilchrist) One of the many disadvantages of growing old is that you have seen more but are often too late to do much about it. You see more, not of course because of any innately superior faculty, but for no better reason than that you have lived through many changes and remember how things can be different, for better or worse, in a way which is hard to understand unless you experienced it. In the absence of experience, we rely on theory. For this reason, there are always campus Leninists, but very few survive into old age. Experience is a wise teacher, so long as you listen. Nearly 100 years ago, Walter Benjamin wrote: “The art of storytelling is coming to an end. It is as if something that seemed inalienable to us, the securest among our possessions, were taken from us: the ability to exchange experiences. One reason for this phenomenon is obvious: experience has fallen in value. And it looks as if it is continuing to fall into bottomlessness.” The art of storytelling is vital to truth. To a certain cast of mind this sounds like nonsense: after all, in the schoolyard “telling stories” is a synonym for lying. But after the schoolyard comes life, and to understand what is happening in life one needs myths. The myth we all need is the Christian one. Read more below ⬇️ buff.ly/T4B96TN

@amconmag @grok is this true? It seems to conflict with the jobs numbers release.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell today: “There is effectively zero net job creation in the private sector.” Powell's statement came after the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported U.S. payrolls rose by 178,000 in March, more than expected.

@jonkay @mindingottawa It’s so helplessly American centric - and they don’t even know. (Americans bad!!!!) It’s not like we didn’t have our own original sin - but to import this is just so pathetic.

Bookmark these two paragraphs from @mindingottawa for the next time some delusional activist (in this case, a staffer in the Canadian government) tries to gaslight you into believing Canada was built on slavery

This Easter season consider purchasing a copy of the sermons of the late Robert Darwin Crouse, priest and scholar. They are a brilliant way to follow along, interpret, and pray the liturgical year. There’s no Ralston College without Fr Crouse; the number of vocations to the religious and scholarly life he encouraged are legion. His relationship to Fr Ralston and Savannah laid the groundwork for the college we are endeavoring to build here, in large part founded to honor the intellectual and spiritual legacy of both men. A profoundly spiritual man; and a beautiful writer, whose prose reflects a clear and deep mind, steeped in the tradition of Christian Platonism. Link to the books here: worksofrobertcrouse.com

@theoeides4 The Hooouwleyyyy. Please give Douglas my best.

Thirty previously unpublished verses by Empedocles discovered on a papyrus from Cairo phys.org/news/2026-04-p…

Bring back the Prayer Book!

CRB Associate Editor @SpencerKlavan surveys the collapse of Western civilization in the Ivy League and the renegade academy rising outside its gates to carry the tradition forward. claremontreviewofbooks.com/the-renegade-a…

@RedemTheTimes High. Let them know.

An acceptance letter to San Francisco state was just sent to my home for someone named Elijah [Redacted] who is not a relative of mine and has never lived here. What are the odds that this is some sort of government grift?

Me @RalstonCollege talking about How Dante Can Save Your Life (as he did mine): ralston.ac/podcasts/how-d…

“The word Harvard may impress people around here but to an American it means only one thing - decline.”

@MrDanielBuck It’s excellent. I actually have a signed copy. 🤷‍♂️

Just arrived on my doorstep I get very excited about very obscure books Anybody else read it? Thoughts?

@zerohedge @nizbuilds I love this response.

@nizbuilds stocks are down 5 weeks in a row

"We Ran The Numbers": Goldman Trading Desk Warns "What Happens Next Isn't Encouraging" zerohedge.com/markets/we-ran…